The ranking of Europe’s top scorers

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April 17, 2023
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Like every Monday, the ranking of top European scorers is updated with this 26th report for the 2022/2023 season. This concerns the scorers who have raged in Germany, England, Austria, Belgium, Scotland, Spain, France, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey and Ukraine. And since football is a sport that is played eleven against eleven and at the end it is Erling Braut Haaland who scores, it is not surprising to find the Norwegian at the top of this ranking. Author of a double against Leicester with Manchester City (3-1), the striker confirms that he is an outstanding scorer and it is not his 32 achievements in 28 games that will call this into question.

Behind, the gap is forming with his nearest pursuer. Silent Monday against Fatih Karagümrük (2-1) but scorer this Saturday against Ankaragücü (2-1) from the penalty spot, Enner Valencia maintains a good pace and has scored no less than 27 goals in 24 matches. Impressive figures for the Ecuadorian who is having an exceptional season in the Süper Lig. The podium is completed by the Japanese Kyogo Furuhashi with 23 goals in 30 matches. Yesterday with Celtic Glasgow, he was still decisive for his team as he scored against Kilmarnock (4-1). This allows him to regain third place narrowly.

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Ligue 1 in force

Not finding the net against Bournemouth (3-2), Harry Kane is doubled since he played 31 matches to score 23 goals. The Spurs striker finds himself in fourth position. Fifth, Victor Osimhen returned from injury against Hellas Verona, but was unable to force the decision (0-0). He is placed ahead of Kylian Mbappé whose achievement against Lens (3-1) allows him to keep up the pace with 20 goals in 27 matches. He is ahead of Jonathan David, another Ligue 1 resident who scored against Montpellier (2-1).

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Another Ligue 1 player comes in eighth position, it is Alexandre Lacazette. The Lyonnais, who converted a penalty in the 2-1 victory against Toulouse, continues his excellent season and now has 19 goals in 28 matches. Hugo Cuypers goes down to ninth place since he remains on two meetings without finding the fault with La Gantoise. He nevertheless has 19 goals in 32 matches. Finally and with similar statistics, the Dutchman Kevin van Veen comes tenth. A Motherwell goalscorer, he scored on Saturday despite losing 2-1 to Dundee United.

At the gates of the top 10, we find Folarin Balogun (Stade de Reims), Artem Dovbyk (Dnipro-1), Gianni Bruno (Saint-Trond), Ivan Toney (Brentford) and Lawrence Shankland (Hearts) with 18 goals scored. This is followed by Wissam Ben Yedder (AS Monaco), João Mário (Benfica), Ayase Ueda (Cercle Bruges), Gonçalo Ramos (Benfica) and Robert Lewandowski (FC Barcelona) with 17 goals. Paul Onuachu (Genk-Southampton), Malcom (Zenit), Quincy Promes (Spartak Moscow), Markus Pink (Austria Klagenfurt), Terem Moffi (Lorient-Nice), Vincent Janssen (Antwerp), Mbaye Diagne (Fatih Karagümrük), Guido Burgstaller (Rapid Vienna), Jean-Pierre Nsamé (Young Boys Bern), Duk (Aberdeen) and Niclas Fülkkrug (Werder Bremen) have 16 goals.

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